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Your leadership team spends hundreds of hours agonizing over any one project's schedule—what workers should be hired for which phase of the project; what materials should be shipped to the site when; when and how often project owners should be brought in for a status update; and more. MORE
Here are the major insurance issues to consider to avoid financial setbacks, as well as damage to professional and personal relationships MORE
General contractors, subcontractors and business owners risk substantial financial loss if they enter into contracts that are not supported by their insurance program. MORE
Never can a stroke, cancer or a heart attack be anything but bad news. But hallelujah! Survive for five years and your life expectancy statistically is probably (wish “probably” was not necessary) the same as the general population of Americans MORE
How does integrated project insurance differ from integrated project delivery? How does Integrated Project Insurance differ from Integrated Project Delivery? The same is true of insurance products available to integrated teams. MORE
Filing a roof replacement insurance claim may be your only chance of taking care of the necessary repairs and renovations, especially after a huge storm, water damage, or other calamities and catastrophes. This having been said, here are 5 tips for filing a roof replacement insurance claim. MORE
According to a recent Press Release from Marsh , a leader in insurance broking and risk management, construction firms across the U.S. Insurance rates have been declining for close to a decade, but rates are forecasted to increase between 8 and 10 percent. MORE
Yet, even as equipment has become safer, highway fatalities are increasing at an alarming rate, and insurance companies have targeted distracted driving from cell phone use as a contributing factor MORE
Tips on how to make sure your business and its equipment have the proper insurance coverages, without paying unnecessarily high premiums or putting yourself at risk MORE
The construction insurance market is responding positively to these efforts, rewarding owners and builders that are operating their businesses efficiently and managing their risks properly with lower insurance premiums, broader coverage and higher limits MORE
Contractors and engineers that are using drones soon may be able to buy standardized insurance coverage from a greater number of insurers. Business Management MORE
Guest posts contractor general contractor insurance main contractorWhile it’s true that life is a gamble, you should never risk what you can’t afford to lose. This principle holds weight in many different aspects of life, especially those that involve substantial risk – hiring a general contractor included. Though it’s relatively cheaper, going for an uninsured contractor isn’t a good idea. When you. MORE
Many of those challenges, even the insurance conundrums raised in this post, can be addressed through integrated agreement. Here, I want to highlight the need for a new generation of integrated insurance products designed to protect integrated team members. A new insurance product is needed. Currently integrated team members are insured under separate policies, and there are no insurance products available on the US market that fit the needs of an integrated team. MORE
In a case having broad implications given the wide mandatory recycling of restaurant waste cooking oil across the country, in a decision filed on April 29, 2019, a federal appeals court held that contaminated recycled fat could trigger the “pollution exclusion” in an insurance policy. MORE
Fines totalling more than £150,000 handed down over use of private detectives to illegally obtain private banking records An insurance firm and two senior figures connected with the company have been given record fines for using private detectives to illegally obtain the private banking records of a businessman they were investigating. Data protection Data and computer security Technology Insurance industry Information commissioner Business UK news MORE
One approach is to require one party to list the other, protected party as an additional insured on its own purchased insurance policies, thereby giving the protected party direct access to insurance coverage. MORE
Contractors who have equipment, property and unfinished work need to report any flood, wind or wind driven rain damage to your general liability insurer in a timely fashion so that you may collect reimbursement for damages sustained from this storm. Your insurer will assign a claims specialist to assess the damage and this person is who you will work with to obtain reimbursement. Remember to consult with an attorney or your insurance agent when reviewing the terms of your policy. MORE
Your leadership team spends hundreds of hours agonizing over any one project's schedule—what workers should be hired for which phase of the project; what materials should be shipped to the site when; when and how often project owners should be brought in for a status update; and more. MORE
Construction companies — along with their workers and insurance companies — see the potential for safety improvements through wearables but still yearn for more evidence of returns on investment MORE
Join us August 14th at 12PM Eastern for this exclusive Interactive Learning Video, sponsored by Lytx MORE
In addition to lawsuits filed by private citizens, claims filed by federal, state and city regulators are causing more businesses to purchase Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI MORE
More and more in my everyday practice I encounter issues with contractor general liability insurance (GL). Next, the most important and most often overlooked aspect is notifying the insurer when trouble starts. Business Matters Damages Insurance MORE
Many of the uninsured are independent contractors who are not entitled to benefits including health coverage MORE
With the start of a new year, the construction insurance market is showing signs of ambivalence from most insurers. Insurance underwriters will likely focus on keeping existing clients happy (through pricing flexibility, broad coverages and service commitments), while simultaneously trying to grow business. MORE
Insurance has become a mechanism for managing the risk of unanticipated costs incurred to clean up a property that an owner may have acquired not knowing it was contaminated or that may later become contaminated from migration of toxics onto the property. MORE
Reading and understanding an insurance policy on a construction project can be a lot like understanding my kids playing Speak Out. Proper insurance coverage is an important risk management tool for contractors, subcontractors, project owners/developers and design professionals. Nautilus Insurance Co. , The subcontract also required the subcontractor to include the contractor as an “Additional Insured” on its policy. MORE
Louis made a presentation titled "BIM Claims and Insurance Coverage: A Survey of Recent Developments" at the BIM Forum in Arizona. Welcome to the Collaborative Revolution! Gregg Bundschuh's with Ames & Gough out of St. Approximately 30 claims have arisen from BIM utilization to date according to the Ames Grough presentation. The claims fall into 6 categories and most related to delay and cost overruns. For more information visit the BIM Forum Blog and read the complete post. MORE
If BIM is the New Standard of Care what the HE double sticks are the insurance companies doing? Insurance companies and their lawyers are inherently risk averse and want nothing to do with anything new. If the built industry wants new and better insurance products YOU need to speak up! MORE
Cyber insurance aims to help mitigate losses from a wide variety of cyber and electronic intrusions, such as data breaches, business interruption and network damage caused by virus or malware. MORE
Drones are well suited for applications in construction, agriculture, energy, wireless communications, insurance, search and rescue, law enforcement, firefighting, real estate, photography and film MORE
Like many businesses, the insurance industry is cyclical in nature. The insurance cycle is important to business owners because it directly impacts insurance premiums. MORE
Back in 2009 this blog reported on the very topic of Workers Compensation insurance, stating that 1 and 5 businesses are breaking workers compensation laws. The main reason being is due to the exorbitant price of this insurance on contractors. MORE
Fewer insurance carriers are willing to extend endorsements to additional insureds on construction contracts, according to Marsh’s Annual US Insurance Market Report. ” Very often, insurers are negotiating [.] MORE
The construction insurance market is responding positively to these efforts, rewarding owners and builders that are operating their businesses efficiently and managing their risks properly with lower insurance premiums, broader coverage and higher limits MORE
I was recently speaking with a client about the posture of a pending case and the client was surprised to know that nearly all of the insurance companies that were originally brought into the suit had whittled their way out due to policy limitations, lack of coverage and policy exclusions. MORE
Why you should work with an insurance broker who understands & takes steps to protect every aspect of your business operations. MORE
A Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) flood plain management report says current model building codes, such as the International Codes (I-Codes), have flood provisions that are consistent with NFIP requirements for buildings and structures. MORE
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How does integrated project insurance differ from integrated project delivery? How does Integrated Project Insurance differ from Integrated Project Delivery? The same is true of insurance products available to integrated teams.
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Filing a roof replacement insurance claim may be your only chance of taking care of the necessary repairs and renovations, especially after a huge storm, water damage, or other calamities and catastrophes. This having been said, here are 5 tips for filing a roof replacement insurance claim.
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Here are the major insurance issues to consider to avoid financial setbacks, as well as damage to professional and personal relationships
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Twenty years ago, no one had heard of cyber insurance, and a hacker was someone with a cough. As recently as 10 years ago, many people still did not know how exposed they were to clandestine attacks on their data
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MAY 12, 2019
In a case having broad implications given the wide mandatory recycling of restaurant waste cooking oil across the country, in a decision filed on April 29, 2019, a federal appeals court held that contaminated recycled fat could trigger the “pollution exclusion” in an insurance policy.
Construction Business Owner
MAY 8, 2019
Your leadership team spends hundreds of hours agonizing over any one project's schedule—what workers should be hired for which phase of the project; what materials should be shipped to the site when; when and how often project owners should be brought in for a status update; and more.
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Construction Law Monitor
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According to a recent Press Release from Marsh , a leader in insurance broking and risk management, construction firms across the U.S. Insurance rates have been declining for close to a decade, but rates are forecasted to increase between 8 and 10 percent.
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JULY 6, 2016
The construction insurance market is responding positively to these efforts, rewarding owners and builders that are operating their businesses efficiently and managing their risks properly with lower insurance premiums, broader coverage and higher limits
Construction Law Monitor
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Back in 2009 this blog reported on the very topic of Workers Compensation insurance, stating that 1 and 5 businesses are breaking workers compensation laws. The main reason being is due to the exorbitant price of this insurance on contractors.
Construction Business Owner
OCTOBER 14, 2015
General contractors, subcontractors and business owners risk substantial financial loss if they enter into contracts that are not supported by their insurance program.
Construction Business Owner
JUNE 21, 2016
One approach is to require one party to list the other, protected party as an additional insured on its own purchased insurance policies, thereby giving the protected party direct access to insurance coverage.
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Guest posts contractor general contractor insurance main contractorWhile it’s true that life is a gamble, you should never risk what you can’t afford to lose. This principle holds weight in many different aspects of life, especially those that involve substantial risk – hiring a general contractor included. Though it’s relatively cheaper, going for an uninsured contractor isn’t a good idea. When you.
Collaborative Construction
SEPTEMBER 5, 2013
If BIM is the New Standard of Care what the HE double sticks are the insurance companies doing? Insurance companies and their lawyers are inherently risk averse and want nothing to do with anything new. If the built industry wants new and better insurance products YOU need to speak up!
Collaborative Construction
SEPTEMBER 25, 2010
Many of those challenges, even the insurance conundrums raised in this post, can be addressed through integrated agreement. Here, I want to highlight the need for a new generation of integrated insurance products designed to protect integrated team members. A new insurance product is needed. Currently integrated team members are insured under separate policies, and there are no insurance products available on the US market that fit the needs of an integrated team.
Construction Law Monitor
JULY 10, 2012
I was recently speaking with a client about the posture of a pending case and the client was surprised to know that nearly all of the insurance companies that were originally brought into the suit had whittled their way out due to policy limitations, lack of coverage and policy exclusions.
Construction Business Owner
FEBRUARY 18, 2016
Like many businesses, the insurance industry is cyclical in nature. The insurance cycle is important to business owners because it directly impacts insurance premiums.
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JUNE 18, 2018
Why you should work with an insurance broker who understands & takes steps to protect every aspect of your business operations.
Construction Dive
AUGUST 29, 2018
Construction companies — along with their workers and insurance companies — see the potential for safety improvements through wearables but still yearn for more evidence of returns on investment
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AUGUST 2, 2018
Originally slated to cost $93 million, insurance costs for the East Side Access tunnel have ballooned to $584 million
Green Industry Professionals
JANUARY 5, 2018
Fines totalling more than £150,000 handed down over use of private detectives to illegally obtain private banking records An insurance firm and two senior figures connected with the company have been given record fines for using private detectives to illegally obtain the private banking records of a businessman they were investigating. Data protection Data and computer security Technology Insurance industry Information commissioner Business UK news
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Join us August 14th at 12PM Eastern for this exclusive Interactive Learning Video, sponsored by Lytx
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JUNE 8, 2017
Yet, even as equipment has become safer, highway fatalities are increasing at an alarming rate, and insurance companies have targeted distracted driving from cell phone use as a contributing factor
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Tips on how to make sure your business and its equipment have the proper insurance coverages, without paying unnecessarily high premiums or putting yourself at risk
Construction Law Monitor
JANUARY 12, 2012
More and more in my everyday practice I encounter issues with contractor general liability insurance (GL). Next, the most important and most often overlooked aspect is notifying the insurer when trouble starts. Business Matters Damages Insurance
Construction Business Owner
MAY 8, 2019
Your leadership team spends hundreds of hours agonizing over any one project's schedule—what workers should be hired for which phase of the project; what materials should be shipped to the site when; when and how often project owners should be brought in for a status update; and more.
Construction Law Monitor
SEPTEMBER 4, 2011
Contractors who have equipment, property and unfinished work need to report any flood, wind or wind driven rain damage to your general liability insurer in a timely fashion so that you may collect reimbursement for damages sustained from this storm. Your insurer will assign a claims specialist to assess the damage and this person is who you will work with to obtain reimbursement. Remember to consult with an attorney or your insurance agent when reviewing the terms of your policy.
Construction Dive
MARCH 26, 2018
Many of the uninsured are independent contractors who are not entitled to benefits including health coverage
Construction Equipment
DECEMBER 14, 2017
Arity, a spin off from Allstate Insurance, currently watches more than a million drivers for Allstate and online Esurance. Telematics data is collected from drivers who have agreed to let Arity monitor their driving habits in exchange for better rates.
Green Building Law Update
FEBRUARY 12, 2014
Insurance has become a mechanism for managing the risk of unanticipated costs incurred to clean up a property that an owner may have acquired not knowing it was contaminated or that may later become contaminated from migration of toxics onto the property.
Construction Business Owner
NOVEMBER 21, 2014
Cyber insurance aims to help mitigate losses from a wide variety of cyber and electronic intrusions, such as data breaches, business interruption and network damage caused by virus or malware.
Construction Informer
FEBRUARY 22, 2013
Fewer insurance carriers are willing to extend endorsements to additional insureds on construction contracts, according to Marsh’s Annual US Insurance Market Report. ” Very often, insurers are negotiating [.]
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DECEMBER 16, 2013
A Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) flood plain management report says current model building codes, such as the International Codes (I-Codes), have flood provisions that are consistent with NFIP requirements for buildings and structures.
Collaborative Construction
JANUARY 24, 2010
Louis made a presentation titled "BIM Claims and Insurance Coverage: A Survey of Recent Developments" at the BIM Forum in Arizona. Welcome to the Collaborative Revolution! Gregg Bundschuh's with Ames & Gough out of St. Approximately 30 claims have arisen from BIM utilization to date according to the Ames Grough presentation. The claims fall into 6 categories and most related to delay and cost overruns. For more information visit the BIM Forum Blog and read the complete post.
Construction Business Owner
JULY 6, 2016
The construction insurance market is responding positively to these efforts, rewarding owners and builders that are operating their businesses efficiently and managing their risks properly with lower insurance premiums, broader coverage and higher limits
Construction Business Owner
MARCH 25, 2015
With the start of a new year, the construction insurance market is showing signs of ambivalence from most insurers. Insurance underwriters will likely focus on keeping existing clients happy (through pricing flexibility, broad coverages and service commitments), while simultaneously trying to grow business.
Best Practices Construction Law
FEBRUARY 21, 2018
Reading and understanding an insurance policy on a construction project can be a lot like understanding my kids playing Speak Out. Proper insurance coverage is an important risk management tool for contractors, subcontractors, project owners/developers and design professionals. Nautilus Insurance Co. , The subcontract also required the subcontractor to include the contractor as an “Additional Insured” on its policy.
Contractor Magazine
JULY 13, 2017
Never can a stroke, cancer or a heart attack be anything but bad news. But hallelujah! Survive for five years and your life expectancy statistically is probably (wish “probably” was not necessary) the same as the general population of Americans
Construction Business Owner
JANUARY 30, 2013
Know the facts to make the right insurance decisions for your fleet
Construction Business Owner
MAY 15, 2018
In addition to lawsuits filed by private citizens, claims filed by federal, state and city regulators are causing more businesses to purchase Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI
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Contractors and engineers that are using drones soon may be able to buy standardized insurance coverage from a greater number of insurers. Business Management
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